If the remote switch is turned on, and you lose power, does it resume as "On" when power resumes?
15105
You just have to flip switch again. No big deal. Our lights went out the other night and I did have to turn it back on.
15106
I turned the remote switch on, unplugged it from the power source, waited about 30 seconds, and the remote switch reverted to the off position when the power source was plugged back in. The remote had to be pushed again to go into the on position once power was restored. Good question. It made curious to try it.
15107
Same answer here, the default is off. I have mine attached to my shop vac, where it works great by the way.
15108
No, you have to hit the remote button to turn back on. I tested it by turning something on with the remote and then unplugging this switch then plugging it back in, and it didn't turn back on until I hit the remote.
156943
We need to, about 25% of the time, when power is disrupted. Most of the time, it resets without any troubles.
1125095
Sorry, I really can't say for sure. Don't have "possession" of this anymore, but as I recall, I think it only has the single set of outputs without a "switch", so therefore it is always "on" -- again, as I recall.
1975921
Yes, it picks up where it left off if you haven't pressed the STOP button on remote prior to the "off" event. Nice way to recover if there's a power outage or other event (e.g., damaged area on DVD with too many error-recovery tries) that stops the player temporarily.
1555038
It will go back on if plugged into a direct power source. it's a mechanical switch. We had it running all day long to circulate air in SW bedroom.
1123202
My simple answer is "Yes". When power returns (having gone), the monitor powers up on its own.
1245683
Yes... it will turn back on to the EXACT settings as before the power went out!!!
1948671
That has never happened to me, so I can't answer specifically. However, if I unplug it, it must be reset again, so I assume the same would be true of a power failure.
1691056
Yes. Whether turned off via remote or power interruption, my Lights begin with the mode used when they shut down
873997
Someone already answered this just above you. This was the top one, I think: I unplugged my unit to test it and it came back on. I believe that the on/off switch has to be physically depressed to turn the unit off, so it should come back on when power is restored.
1928219
Yes. You will need to turn the lights back on via the dimmer but once you switch the lights on the dimmer is set to where it was before power loss.I hope th his info helped.
1322940
Josie, the remote receives it power from the wall switch. When the switch is on, the remote is powered. When the switch is off, the remote is not powered. Therefore, the wall switch must always be in the on position. I did have a problem when I connected both the power leads in the fan/light to the remote. When I use only one of the power leads and capped the other one off, everything started working just fine. Hope this helps.Lee
435967
Yes it does. I've had a couple of power outages and it has always come back up to my settings.Tom
1333820
no it does not. it will go on and stay on until power comes on or it runs out. if there is a power failure and it appears that it will last some time, i turn the device off. i also had the previous version of this and this feature (have an easy accessible switch) is great. maybe on the next version it can contact you although i am not sure what you will with that info.
205603
i don't know for sure, but my experience with digital push button power switches means that you would have to manually turn it on after it looses power. I'll check tonight when I get home and can let you know tomorrow.
1184375
I have never had an outage, but it's fully manual, so I would expect it to restart exactly where you set it.
850290
No. The switch a always stays at a neutral setting. When you press the top lights go on and the switch returns to its neutral setting. When you press the bottom the lights go out and bc again the switch returns to neutral. When you actuate it remotely it does not physically move.